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stephen a. smithk demonic culture spreading across to our kids. >> that is exactly right, jack. earlier pete and i were discussing as well the commercialism, capitalistic quality of the franchises which is their right frankly for them to survive. to your point about the jerseys selling, what if this is investment making getting their return for their own franchise, highlighting a man of god, highlighting a really wonderful person as ambassador to the community, as they put it, when he was competing, he is a man like 18 again. he is in the best shape of his life. for all of those reasons it seems like a sound decision and only bringing race into it was stephen a. smith? >> 100%. you can't even run a business anymore in america if you're a white man? what is going on? emily: right. >> makes no sense, blacks in america have gone through so much. stephen a. smith in this perspective that people are putting out that call themselves woke is just keeping and holding african-americans back because i can tell

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let's bring in now stephen d. smith, the executive director of the show wa foundation at the university of southern california. i'm so glad that you're here. thank you so much for joining us. i think it's important for people to know their history and to understand these issues. i did not invite you on here to talk politics. this is about education. when marjorie taylor greene compares mask mandates to the holocaust, she seems not to understand the atrocities committed by the nazi regime. how dangerous are remarks like hers? >> well, i think in her case, she probably does actually understand what happened because she quotes quite accurately, you know, that jews are put on trains and sent to gas chambers. so it's not a comment that's made out of ignorance, don, as far as i can see. obviously the situation is absurd because the mask mandate is there to protect life, and the markations that were given to jews during the second world war and during the holocaust was a mark of death. in fact, people think that maybe that was

stephen d. smith, the executive at the university of southern california. i am glad you are here.joining us. i think it's important for people to know their history and understand the issues. i didn't invite you on to talk politics. this is about education. when marjorie taylor greene compares mask mandates to the holocaust, she seems not to understand the atrocities committed by the nazi regime. how dangerous are remarks like hers? >> well, i think in her case i think she understands what happened because she quotes that they were put on trains and sent to gas chambers. it's not made out of ignorance as far as i can see. obviously, the situation is absurd because the mask mandate is there to protect life and the markations that were given to jews during the holocaust was a mark of death. in fact, people think that maybe that was the first step that was taken. people were given a yellow star, and a series of things happened and eventually they were murdered. by the time the yellow star was intr introduced there had been 1,500 laws promulgated against the jews in germany. the secon

. >> stephen: did you just reference a will smith song from 1997? >> i don't know, steve. on't understand youth culture. >> fine, you caught me. i'm a millennial, steve. i only know cheugy in the context of it being cyber-yelled at me by cool kids with middle parts. i'm not young and hip anymore i'm not even the youngest, hippest writer on this show anymore >> stephen: that would be our youngest writer, delmonte bent. >> did someone say delmonte bent? >> stephen: delmonte, thank god you're here. can you explain to us what cheugy means? >> totally. but probably the most cheugy thing to do would be for you to explain to me what you think cheugy means. >> stephen: not you too, delmonte >> i don't know what it means my jeans are too skinny >> now that's cheugy. >> stephen: no. it's not. >> or, it might be? >> okay, boomer. >> stephen: young people, everybody. they must be destroyed. we'll be right back with cindy mccain. seriously, you must be destroyed. ♪♪ for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a

i know you are talking about stephen a. smith. will: i'm not. i get the truth.: schools are locked down and the thing about the masks is unfriesen coast to coast even though the cdc says you don't need to wear one indoors but, of course, children are not vaccinated. c-span had a whole bunch of callers call in and blast the teachers union and it was so extraordinary to see these people speak up on television, we thought we would play a clip. will, listen to. this how come the parochial schools and the private schools could navigate their way through this scenario but the public schools didn't seem to be able to manage that? >> i would like to ask you why you think a pandemic is a reason to reimagine our education? >> it is pathetic how the teachers union and the government has failed our children. brian: random caller. steve: rare that you could speak directly to the head of, i think, second largest teachers union in america. will: and americans got to voice their concerns. you know, it's pretty good symbolism that america right now or some in america is in the p

stephen: speaking of getting through it. i'm excited about something you're doing with will smith.r. it's called the big willie challenge. what exactly is going on here? ( laughter ) i didn't realize how big willie had gotten. ( laughter ) >> free willie! you have two men standing next toeach other in nothing but their underwear. but will is cheating. he's forcing his gut to be that size. for some of us, that's our normal size gut. and we're trying to fake that. >> stephen: i'm asking for a friend who has to get back into his suits on june 14, what's the challenge? >> the challenge is to transform that dad, that covid bod back into something that's healthy. so, you know, we've all th taken this 12-week challenge that wil threw out there and a bunch of us is on the bandwagon. it's about being healthy. it's called grown man sexy. >> stephen: it's a 12-week challenge. how many weeks ago did it start? >> we're into our third week right now. >> stephen: and how's it going? >> i'm down eight pounds. >> stephen: nicely done. yeah, yeah. i'm 218 right now. i'm trying to get down to 200, st

. >> that is coach jerry smith accepting the trophy on behalf of his staff and players. this is during a rally at stephenay. the broncos won the ncaa national title on monday, defeating top-seeded florida state and penalty kick's. it was the programs first national championship in 20 years. coach smith credited to his players for defeating their opponents and the pandemic too. >> this is by far the wildest, craziest, most unpredictable ride 18 has ever had to endure. there were at least 100 completely valid reasons to bail out, give up, given, and everyone would understand how that is what most people would've done. they didn't do that.do that.do . >> oh. like other college teams in santa clara county, the broncos stayed in a players only bubble. due to covid restrictions, they played only seven conference games. >>> disneyland can now increase its capacity. orange county does enter the yellow tier that allows theme parks to have the capacity up to 35%. now visitors call this a huge step forward, although it's not clear when disneyland is about to actually put this into practice. disney is the parent com

smith. host of espn's first take and host and executive producer of stephen a's world on espn plus.e your outspokenness. i -- thank you for doing this. this bothers you. you said that lebron can't have it both ways. that he, either, wants to be out front and center, bringing a voice to issues. or he doesn't. tell me why this is so important to you. >> well, i think that, you know, obviously, you know, you had me on your show a few months ago. when i decided to -- to take the vaccine. i had my reservations. there's a plethora of people within the african-american community that has had -- that -- that have had our reservations about taking the vaccine. but ultimately, you know, when you go into icus or what have you, you see things that have been so profoundly detrimental to the african-american community. you take a stand, and you take a position. i'm not of the position that lebron james normally, under normal circumstances, should feel any obligation, whatsoever, to divulge whether or not he's taken the vaccine. but considering the multitude of issues that he's been willing to tac